The plan targets power, steel, cement, refineries and chemicals over the next five years, India’s finance minister said.

The crisis has reignited anger toward President Javier Milei, whose harsh austerity drive has slashed spending on programs and agencies that not only work to combat fires but also protect parks.

Italy’s civil protection agency said two landslides hit the town of Niscemi after torrential rain, impacting the local road network, damaging buildings and disrupting essential services.

Secretary Chris Wright handpicked five climate contrarians to write about global warming. Department experts pushed back on the findings.

The state is the first to display damage history and future risk. An ad blitz aims to increase awareness and promote flood insurance.

The state's largest utility opposes the Republican proposal, which echoes bills passed in other states.

Critics warn it could spur automakers to build bigger and more dangerous vehicles.

There’s clear interest from Democrats to take some steps to address potential demand for data centers in New York but no clear consensus.

The government will present plans by the end of March “to remedy all the shortcomings of the old climate-protection program,” an official said.

The scientific work is critical to understanding climate change, not just in the polar region but on a global scale.

Global rules that compel companies to disclose their emissions footprint or climate-related risks were weakened or delayed in the past year.

A new rule by the Small Business Administration allows federal officials to waive state and local permitting requirements for disaster loan recipients, raising alarms about a broader federal power grab.

President Donald Trump’s regulatory czar is shoring up language for the inevitable court battle.

The attorneys general argue the new section in the reference manual "would be the final nail in the coffin of American-produced energy."

The Trump administration’s hands-off approach to the Colorado River fight has seven states careening toward a water and power crisis.

The governor’s administration is discussing potential changes to the state’s climate mandates amid affordability and reliability concerns.

State legislators have proposed new fees on retail deliveries to raise money for transportation. Big Tech is fighting back.

Asset managers are betting that rising energy demand and the improving economics of renewables will continue to drive investment.

The advance of green finance in China is being spurred by a growing body of dozens of national policies supporting the sector.

Researchers found parts of South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe were hit with a year’s worth of rain in 10 days.